Join activists and human rights defenders from Malawi, Nepal, Mozambique and the global #LGBTQIA+ movement for a discussion on resistance and hope in a time of global backlash on Wed 30 Sept at 10 am EEST. Still time to register: amnesty.fi/webinar-resistanc…#HumanRights
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We are in Kiwangala Lwengo District with coffee farmers discussing the EU Deforestation Regulation. Are smallholder farmers ready? What challenges stand in their way? And how can compliance protect both forests and livelihoods?
La voix des droits humains du Burundi à Genève
17 septembre 2026 | Genève
En date du 17 septembre 2026, des organisations de la société civile burundaise, engagées dans la défense et la promotion des droits humains, prennent part à la 63ᵉ session du Conseil des droits de l’homme des Nations Unies, à Genève. Vianney Nizigiyimana, Président de l’organisation King Umurundi Freedom, a participé à cette session.
A cette occasion, des échanges avec différents acteurs et partenaires engagés dans la défense et la promotion des droits humains portent notamment sur la situation des droits humains au Burundi, ainsi que sur la question du renouvellement du mandat du Rapporteur spécial sur la situation des droits de l’homme au Burundi.
Ces échanges interviennent dans un contexte où les préoccupations relatives à la situation des droits humains au Burundi demeurent importantes, notamment au regard des informations faisant état de violations et de restrictions persistantes des droits et libertés fondamentaux.
La société civile burundaise réaffirme ainsi l’importance de poursuivre le dialogue, le suivi, la documentation et l’alerte sur la situation des droits humains au Burundi, en collaboration avec les différents mécanismes et partenaires internationaux.
L'organisation King Umurundi Freedom réaffirme son engagement à contribuer, aux côtés des autres acteurs de la société civile et de ses partenaires, à la protection et à la promotion des droits humains, de la démocratie, de la bonne gouvernance, de la transparence et d’un Burundi inclusif, démocratique et équitable.
Pour la liberté, la transparence et les droits du peuple.
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Join activists and human rights defenders from Malawi, Nepal, Mozambique and the global #LGBTQIA+ movement for a discussion on solidarity, resistance and collective action in a time of global backlash on Wednesday 30 Sept at 10 EEST.
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Open call: Expressions of Interest to support human rights work in Sri Lanka! 🇱🇰 📣
Open to Sri Lankan, Sri Lanka-based civil society organisations.
Deadline: 23 June 2026
Details & guidelines: buff.ly/uyGCRw5
Please share with relevant networks!
The open call is now closed! KIOS received a total of 88 applications. The application process is two-fold and after reviewing the Expressions of Interest, shortlisted applicants will be asked to submit a full proposal. Thank you to all for the interest in the open call. 🫶
We stand in solidarity with human rights defenders from the Coast region who have raised concerns over attempts to silence their voices.
We call for accountability, respect for human rights, and the protection of civic space for all.
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Mining investment must go hand in hand with environmental responsibility.
We urge investors in the sector to adopt global best practices that protect the environment, restore degraded ecosystems & safeguard community livelihoods.
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Are institutions and stakeholders doing enough to address community environmental concerns?
Listen to Fardosa as she explores the governance and accountability issues shaping environmental justice.
Watch here: piped.video/WVhZZ_q1R2w?si=3RPH…#HakiNiYetu#WorldEnvironmentDay
"Environmental harm affects the dignity of communities."
Our Grants Manager reflects on the power of grassroots organizations in transforming these challenges into action, accountability, and community-led solutions.
Read more: informaction.tv/why-supporti…#WorldEnvironmentDay
In line with this year's theme, Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future, the discussion highlighted the need for meaningful community participation and sustainable resource management to ensure mining leaves a positive legacy rather than environmental degradation.
What happens after the minerals are gone?
This question guided today’s panel on post-mining rehabilitation, climate justice & sustainable resource management.
Panelists emphasized that responsible mining must go beyond extraction to ensure accountability.
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As World Environment Day approaches, we are reminded that protecting our planet also means protecting people who defend it.
Across East Africa and Kenya in particular, environmental defenders are on the frontlines of the climate crisis, protecting land, water, and community resources. In doing so, many face intimidation, harassment, and even physical harm. Their safety is essential for meaningful climate action and environmental governance.
“Communities cannot effectively participate in environmental governance or climate action when defenders are silenced, criminalised, or left without protection.”
Through the #HakiNiYetu project, support to @EROG is helping strengthen regional solidarity, build rapid response systems, and empower environmental defenders to safely continue their work for justice and accountability.
The initiative is supported by the EU Delegation to Kenya.
Read more: kios.fi/en/2026/05/protectin…�
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